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1939 ENGLAND: GERMAN U-BOAT PRISONERS IN ENGLAND.
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0:25Now PlayingDate: 1st January 1939
Location: OLDHAM GLEN MILLS, ENGLAND
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
ROTA BLUE.
Close up sign "POW Camp No. 1" / General view taking officer through gates / close up sentry opening gate in barbed wire fence / close up barbed wire fence / sentry walks past in front of wire / sentry marches past barbed wire fence to back view / close up of whistle hanging up (for alarms) / general view sentry mounting guard by post & whistle / low angle shot sentry along wall showing barbed wire & electric spot light
Navy - Active; Airforce - Active; Prisoners of War; Great Britain
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